Wiseco Vintage Go Kart Mini Bike Racing Briggs & Stratton Stroker Piston on 2040-parts.com
Holly Ridge, North Carolina, United States
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Up for grabs is a NEW Vintage Go Kart or Mini Bike WISECO Forged Stroker Piston for a Briggs & Stratton Engine. The Part Number is 1994P100. It is in nice shape overall, but the Rings have been rifled from the box along the way.
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